Windows On-Screen Keyboard
Description
The Windows On-Screen Keyboard (osk) is a built-in accessibility utility that provides a virtual keyboard on screen for text input. It allows users to type using a mouse, touchscreen, or alternative input devices when a physical keyboard is unavailable or difficult to use, and is part of Windows' Ease of Access/Accessibility features.
The tool supports basic customization of layout and key behavior, works with assistive technologies (screen readers, switch devices, eye trackers), and can be use...
The tool supports basic customization of layout and key behavior, works with assistive technologies (screen readers, switch devices, eye trackers), and can be use...
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10.0.22621.1
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Windows On-Screen Keyboard
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